Noches azules
AndreaNoches azules is inspired by a text of Joan Didion in her book Blue Nights. Blue Nights are a premonition of the summer, when days get longer and the light at dawn turns blue. A hope, a warm change. I'd like for these letters to feel like a Blue Night.
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Summer excerpts
to feel things fully, appreciate the beauty in the little things, love a lot, and feel loved a lot. good people, that make me feel important, and supported and understood, absolutely not anything that makes me feel small and confused. peopl...
On the inner truth
Sometimes I turn into this person I don’t really recognize. Rather, I recognize her but I don’t know who she is, she is not me. When I look inside myself I see a flame. Some days the flame is very powerful and it sheds a very shiny light. O...
Things I want to know
When she wakes up, for a few minutes the world doesn’t mean anything. It is not good nor bad, it is just neutral. As she puts her feet on the ground and approaches the window, the balance starts to tilt slightly already: the world is on the...
You can do it
i feel so sad. really, so sad. and when i stop and think about it i think why am i even this sad, i’m a priviliged person, this is really not so bad. and then i feel sad and guilty, which just makes it extra heavy. my people, they try to te...
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Reflections for gentle hearts by, I'd like to think, a gentle heart.
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